blowout

(bloʊaʊt) also blow-out

Word forms: plural blowouts

1. countable noun

A blowout is a large meal, often a celebration with family or friends, at which people may eat too much.

[informal]

Once in a while we had a major blowout.

Synonyms: binge [informal], party, feast, rave [British, slang] More Synonyms of blowout

2. countable noun

If you have a blowout while you are driving a car, one of the tyres suddenly bursts.

A lorry travelling south had a blow-out and crashed.

Synonyms: puncture, burst, flat, flat tyre More Synonyms of blowout

3. countable noun

A blowout in an amount or a price is a sudden increase in it.

[Australian, journalism]

...a blowout in surgery costs. [+ in]

...a blow-out in the balance of payments.

More Synonyms of blowout

blowout in American English

(bloʊˌaʊt)

noun

the act or result of blowing out

; specif.,

the bursting of a tire

the melting of an electric fuse from too much current

2. Slang

a party, banquet, or celebration

3. Slang

an overwhelming victory or, esp. in sports, defeat

blowout in Automotive Engineering

(bloʊaʊt)

Word forms: (regular plural) blowouts

noun

(Automotive engineering: Vehicle components, Brakes, steering, wheels, tires, and suspension)

If you have a blowout while you are driving a car, one of the tires suddenly bursts.

A truck traveling south had a blowout and crashed.

Wider rims are used to reduce tire damage during a flat or blowout.

Car accidents caused by tire blowouts could be avoided by using a device that detects the slight changes in a tire's pressurethat cause them.

blowout in the Oil and Gas Industry

(bloʊaʊt)

Word forms: (regular plural) blowouts

noun

(Extractive engineering: Field development, Drilling)

A blowout is an uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from an oil or gas well.

A blowout occurs when a well releases an uncontrolled flow of gas, oil, or other fluids intothe air.

A blowout may occur during well drilling operations when the well penetrates a high pressuregas-producing formation.

A blowout is an uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from an oil or gas well.

blow out, blowout preventer

Examples of 'blowout' in a sentence
blowout

There is no explicit central government guarantee and it would be difficult to introduce one without a blowout in the government debt numbers.IT is the last big blowout of 2016 and we know how to make sure you are dressed to impress.Ibiza is the obvious place for a big blowout.All aboard the party plane for one last blowout in Ibiza.We'll not drink for weeks, then have a blowout after a big win.She reads about them online, adds them to the list on her iPhone and then saves up for the big blowout.

1 (noun) in the sense of binge

Definition

a large filling meal

(slang)

Once in a while we had a major blow-out.

Synonyms

binge (informal)

She went on occasional drinking binges.

party

We threw a huge birthday party.

feast

Lunch was a feast of meat, vegetables, cheese, and wine.

rave (British, slang)

an all-night rave

spree

They attacked two London shops after a drinking spree.

beano (British, slang)

rave-up (British, slang)

carousal

carouse

hooley or hoolie mainly Irish, New Zealand)

2 (noun) in the sense of puncture

Definition

a sudden burst in a tyre

A lorry travelling south had a blow-out and crashed.

Synonyms

puncture

Someone helped me to mend the puncture.

burst

flat

flat tyre

flattie (New Zealand)

3 (noun) in the sense of explosion

Definition

the uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from a well

Synonyms

explosion

Three people were badly injured in a bomb explosion.

blast

a gas blast at a coal mine

eruption

the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815

detonation

a heavy detonation echoed round the housing estate

Additional synonyms

in the sense of blast

Definition

an explosion, such as that caused by dynamite

a gas blast at a coal mine

Synonyms

explosion,

crash,

burst,

discharge,

blow-up,

eruption,

detonation

in the sense of detonation

a heavy detonation echoed round the housing estate

Synonyms

explosion,

blast,

bang,

report,

crack,

boom,

discharge,

fulmination

in the sense of eruption

the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815

Synonyms

explosion,

discharge,

outburst,

venting,

ejection

Nearby words of
blowout

blow up
blow your own trumpet
blow your top
blowout
blowsy
blowy
blubber

Synonyms of 'blowout'

blowout

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单词	blowout
释义	blowout (bloʊaʊt) also blow-out Word forms: plural blowouts 1. countable noun A blowout is a large meal, often a celebration with family or friends, at which people may eat too much. [informal] Once in a while we had a major blowout. Synonyms: binge [informal], party, feast, rave [British, slang] More Synonyms of blowout 2. countable noun If you have a blowout while you are driving a car, one of the tyres suddenly bursts. A lorry travelling south had a blow-out and crashed. Synonyms: puncture, burst, flat, flat tyre More Synonyms of blowout 3. countable noun A blowout in an amount or a price is a sudden increase in it. [Australian, journalism] ...a blowout in surgery costs. [+ in] ...a blow-out in the balance of payments. More Synonyms of blowout blowout in American English (bloʊˌaʊt) noun 1. the act or result of blowing out ; specif., a. the bursting of a tire b. the melting of an electric fuse from too much current 2. Slang a party, banquet, or celebration 3. Slang an overwhelming victory or, esp. in sports, defeat blowout in Automotive Engineering (bloʊaʊt) Word forms: (regular plural) blowouts noun (Automotive engineering: Vehicle components, Brakes, steering, wheels, tires, and suspension) If you have a blowout while you are driving a car, one of the tires suddenly bursts. A truck traveling south had a blowout and crashed. Wider rims are used to reduce tire damage during a flat or blowout. Car accidents caused by tire blowouts could be avoided by using a device that detects the slight changes in a tire's pressurethat cause them. blowout in the Oil and Gas Industry (bloʊaʊt) Word forms: (regular plural) blowouts noun (Extractive engineering: Field development, Drilling) A blowout is an uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from an oil or gas well. A blowout occurs when a well releases an uncontrolled flow of gas, oil, or other fluids intothe air. A blowout may occur during well drilling operations when the well penetrates a high pressuregas-producing formation. A blowout is an uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from an oil or gas well. blow out, blowout preventer Examples of 'blowout' in a sentence blowout There is no explicit central government guarantee and it would be difficult to introduce one without a blowout in the government debt numbers. Times, Sunday Times (2016) IT is the last big blowout of 2016 and we know how to make sure you are dressed to impress. The Sun (2016) Ibiza is the obvious place for a big blowout. Times, Sunday Times (2014) All aboard the party plane for one last blowout in Ibiza. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We'll not drink for weeks, then have a blowout after a big win. Times, Sunday Times (2013) She reads about them online, adds them to the list on her iPhone and then saves up for the big blowout. Times, Sunday Times (2013) 1 (noun) in the sense of binge Definition a large filling meal (slang) Once in a while we had a major blow-out. Synonyms binge (informal) She went on occasional drinking binges. party We threw a huge birthday party. feast Lunch was a feast of meat, vegetables, cheese, and wine. rave (British, slang) an all-night rave spree They attacked two London shops after a drinking spree. beano (British, slang) rave-up (British, slang) carousal carouse hooley or hoolie mainly Irish, New Zealand) 2 (noun) in the sense of puncture Definition a sudden burst in a tyre A lorry travelling south had a blow-out and crashed. Synonyms puncture Someone helped me to mend the puncture. burst flat flat tyre flattie (New Zealand) 3 (noun) in the sense of explosion Definition the uncontrolled escape of oil or gas from a well Synonyms explosion Three people were badly injured in a bomb explosion. blast a gas blast at a coal mine eruption the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815 detonation a heavy detonation echoed round the housing estate Additional synonyms in the sense of blast Definition an explosion, such as that caused by dynamite a gas blast at a coal mine Synonyms explosion, crash, burst, discharge, blow-up, eruption, detonation in the sense of detonation a heavy detonation echoed round the housing estate Synonyms explosion, blast, bang, report, crack, boom, discharge, fulmination in the sense of eruption the volcanic eruption of Tambora in 1815 Synonyms explosion, discharge, outburst, venting, ejection Nearby words of blowout blow up blow your own trumpet blow your top blowout blowsy blowy blubber Synonyms of 'blowout' blowout Explore 'blowout' in the dictionary
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blowout

blowout in American English

blowout in Automotive Engineering

blowout in the Oil and Gas Industry

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Synonyms of 'blowout'

blowout

Examples of 'blowout' in a sentence
blowout

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